"The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" was presented first at the E3 2014 event and since then, thousands of Zelda fans are up to their seats, waiting patiently for the game's release. However, several news online stated that the most anticipated game will be coming with Nintendo Switch on the hybrid gaming console's release date.

According to Euro Gamer, the decision was made by Nintendo's home division of Japan. The company always wanted to launch the said game with the hybrid gaming console in March. But European countries might have a longer release date due to the multiple languages to be developed for the game.

It is still unclear if the Zelda game will be released in all European languages in March or other languages will be patched through in the future. But at the very least, North America and Japan gamers can look forward in having English and Japanese Languages options for "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" in its release in March 2017.

There are also reports from Dale who is a trusted Nintendo insider where she said on her Twitter account that "Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" will be ready upon the released of Nintendo Switch in March. Dale added that the insider has seen the finalized materials as proof and it also connects with the report from Eurogamer.

Meanwhile, Nintendo will have a live presentation on January 12 that the Japanese gaming company will officially present Nintendo Switch's features, specs, price and release date. The Nintendo event will also be the pinnacle if the Zelda game will be the launched game title for the hybrid gaming console.

So far, there haven't been official reports over what "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" story but the main goal of the game is to defeat Ganon and save Hyrule. Speculated to be set late in the Zelda timeline, Ganon is known as Calamity Ganon and is locked away in the ruins of Hyrule castle for years, with the plan of one day unleashing his evil on the world.